Warehouse Coordinator

ARC Mechanical•City of Troy, NY

7d•$28 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

The Warehouse Coordinator is responsible for managing various aspects of warehouse operations, including returns and credit management, parts and delivery tracking, tools and equipment coordination, fleet coordination, and general warehouse support. This role requires strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently and as part of a team. The coordinator will ensure accurate record-keeping, efficient communication, and the proper maintenance of tools, equipment, and vehicles.

Requirements

Strong attention to detail and ability to prioritize deadlines.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Proficient in Microsoft Office and database systems.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Exceptional problem-solving skills.
Valid driver’s license.

Responsibilities

Manage all product and material returns from job sites, ensuring accurate recording and crediting.
Track returns for material or warranty credit, updating the controller with the credit amount and date received.
Process and inspect returned items promptly and efficiently.
Facilitate communication between vendors and the organization, addressing queries and providing lists of materials and quantities for credit.
Ensure all returns are accurately recorded in the company database (Spectrum) using credit/return purchase orders.
Track deliveries of parts and notify the appropriate personnel of their arrival.
Coordinate with Project Managers, warehouse staff, Inventory Department, and distribution teams as necessary.
Issue tools and equipment requested by Project Managers and job site workers, maintaining accurate records for issuance and returns.
Locate lost or misplaced tools and equipment.
Receive, unpack, and store incoming tools and equipment, recording all necessary data in business operations software, label and tag items accordingly.
Requisition stock to replenish tool inventory when items are damaged, worn, lost, or stolen, reporting to the Warehouse Operation Manager.
Inspect tools and equipment for defects and wear upon return from job sites, reporting any damage to the Warehouse Operation Manager.
Keep all tools and equipment clean and organized in designated locations.
Perform clerical tasks as directed by the Warehouse Operation Manager.
Interface with purchasing, receiving, and business operations software as needed.
Conduct minor repairs, service, and lubrication of tools and equipment when necessary.
Deliver tools or equipment to workers as required.
Mark and identify tools and equipment using identification tags, stamps, or electric marking tools.
Assist in coordinating vehicle swap-outs, including scheduling, tracking timelines, and communicating with field staff to minimize downtime.
Manage new hire vehicle assignments — matching available vehicles to new employees, ensuring proper documentation and handoff.
Oversee vehicle clean-out process for returning, transferred, or decommissioned vehicles (removing personal items, tools, and equipment before reassignment).
Maintain key management system, including tracking key assignments, managing spares, and securing keys for vehicles in transition or storage.
Coordinate scheduled and unscheduled vehicle maintenance, including tracking service intervals, scheduling appointments, and following up on completion.
Support inventory tracking of fleet-related equipment (e.g., toolboxes, ladders, radios) tied to specific vehicles.
Flag and escalate compliance-related vehicle issues (inspections, registration renewals, recalls) to appropriate personnel.
Maintain a clean and sanitary operating environment, responsible for the cleanliness of the receiving area.
Assist with general labor duties, including serving as backup logistics driver when needed, and performing warehouse duties such as sweeping, waste disposal, and organization.